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Crossword-Solution: XXXX 4 letters, 2807 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 32

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Placeholder for Roman numerals often shown as four tens 1 answer
"99 Luftballons" artist 1 answer
"A Man Called Otto" director Forster 1 answer
"Africa" singers 1 answer
"And let me add..." 1 answer
"Aren't you hilarious!" 1 answer
"Begging your pardon..." 1 answer
"Days of Grace" writer Arthur 1 answer
"Did you give me a time on that?" 1 answer
"Don't take that ___ with me!" 1 answer
"Don't touch this" 1 answer
"Dream a Little Dream ___" 1 answer
"Epistulae ex Ponto" poet 1 answer
"Faithful friends who are ___ to us gather near to us once more" 1 answer
"For God's sake, ___ of small ale": "The Taming of the Shrew" 1 answer
"Full Court Press" channel 1 answer
"Hamlet" end 1 answer
"Hard ___!" (sailor's shout) 1 answer
"Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi...you're my only hope" speaker 1 answer
"Hot or ___?" (barista's query) 1 answer
"How did it take me so long to see that?" 1 answer
"How still we see ___ lie" ("O Little Town of Bethlehem" lyric) 1 answer
"How's it going?" reply 1 answer
"It's not for lack of effort" 1 answer
"John Brown's Body," e.g. 1 answer
"Keep it after all" 1 answer
"Let's stay calm here..." 1 answer
"Man in the Arena: Tom Brady" airer 1 answer
"Moon Mullins" cartoonist Johnson 1 answer
"Mr. Mistoffelees" show 1 answer
"Nolo contendere" is one 1 answer
Brand of American lager beer, sometimes known as "Four X" 1 answer
"Now I see what you meant" 1 answer
"OK, got it now" 1 answer
"Ragtime" lyricist Ahrens 1 answer
"Rendezvous With ___" (Arthur C. Clarke book) 1 answer
"Send these, the homeless, tempest-___ to me" 1 answer
"Someone needs ___!" (parent's comment) 1 answer
"Sometimes you feel like ___" (old candy bar commercial line) 1 answer
"Song Sung Blue" singer Diamond 1 answer
"Take this with a grain of salt," briefly 1 answer
"That ain't good..." 1 answer
"That wasn't supposed to happen..." 1 answer
"The Joy Luck ___" (1989 book) 1 answer
"The Name of the ___" (1980 book) 1 answer
"The Starry Night" setting, familiarly 1 answer
"The Tell-___ Heart" (1843 story) 1 answer
"The Tonight Show" host for five years 1 answer
"Things are going pretty well" 1 answer
"This is really getting old..." 1 answer
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EARTE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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RFCs and FYIs are available via FTP from many sources, including: The nic.ddn.mil archive, as /rfc/rfc-xxxx.txt, where xxxx is the number of the RFC.
Zen and the Art of the Internet Brendan P. Kehoe 1992
For example, an international direct dial phone call placed from the United States to Madrid, Spain, would be as follows: 011 [34] (1) 577-xxxx where 011 is the international access code for station-to-station calls (01 is for calls other than station-to-station calls), [34] is the country code for Spain, (1) is the city code for Madrid, 577 is the local exchange, and xxxx is the local telephone number.
The 1995 CIA World Factbook United States Central Intelligence Agency 1996
For example, an international direct dial telephone call placed from the US to Madrid, Spain, would be as follows: 011 [34] (1) 577-xxxx where 011 is the international access code for station-to-station calls (01 is for calls other than station-to-station calls), [34] is the country code for Spain, (1) is the city code for Madrid, 577 is the local exchange, and xxxx is the local telephone number.
The 1997 CIA World Factbook United States. Central Intelligence Agency. 2010
For example, an international direct dial telephone call placed from the US to Madrid, Spain, would be as follows: 011 [34] (1) 577-xxxx, where 011 is the international access code for station-to-station calls (01 is for calls other than station-to-station calls), [34] is the country code for Spain, (1) is the city code for Madrid, 577 is the local exchange, and xxxx is the local telephone number.
The 2000 CIA World Factbook United States. Central Intelligence Agency. 2003
Neither do we buy a man's wheat at a cash price and then work off four or five hundred pounds of XXXX Imperial hog feed on him in part payment.
Remarks Bill Nye 2005
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